Sentence examples for law delegates from inspiring English sources

Representative Mark Foley, a Florida Democrat, who drafted the bill, said that while federal law delegates the regulation of insurance companies to the states, there is no reference to Holocaust insurance.

The law delegates the responsibility for the planning, providing, and financing of hospital services to the county council.

The law delegates the planning, financing and provision responsibility to the counties for the specialized care and to municipalities for the less specialized care.

In the hospital sector which is the main part of the health sector in terms of expenditure, the law delegates the responsibility for providing, financing, organizing, and planning services to the 14 counties.

Federal law delegated to the New England Fishery Management Council authority to manage the fishery from 3 miles to 200 miles off the coast, but the council didn't see its job as speaking up for fish.

The financial regulation law delegated to the Treasury Department the powers of the bureau until a permanent director was appointed and confirmed by the Senate to a five-year term.

These enactments laid the foundation of an administrative jurisdiction that was not clearly established until May 24 , 1872 when a law delegated to the Conseil d'État the judicial power to make binding decisions and recognized the Conseil as the court in which claims against the administration should be brought.

At the WTO, these technical NGOs (staffed overwhelmingly with lawyers) have concentrated on training and providing information on the arcana of trade law to delegates from poor countries.Enemies or allies?If the power of NGOs has increased in a globalised world, who has lost out?A popular view is that national governments have.

Next, being unable to flesh out a complete constitution and system of laws, the delegates voted that "the Constitution and laws of Kentucky, not inconsistent with the acts of this Convention, and the establishment of this Government, and the laws which may be enacted by the Governor and Council, shall be the laws of this state".

Mostly, the statutes that govern Delaware's system of corporate law openly delegate decision-making authority to company directors.

Judge Nicholas Loruled-Smith ruled yesterday that Richard Alderman acted within the law by delegating the decisions to his then chief executive, Phillippa Williamson.